Teddy Klinsmann
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Zidane to be sacked. Madrid come calling. Would be perfect for al concerned. Unfortunately though RM will probably go for JM - they know they’ll win silverware with him.
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Snarfalicious
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Just wish he would stop being so openly miserable and at least try to put on a happy face. Will it change results? No, but it’d go a long way in dispelling some of the body language expert opinions and unnecessary drama (if he truly wants to be here).
werty
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Sadly the run to the Champions League final will be the reason why it'll seem knee-jerk. And we still finished in the top 4 last year. The plethora of excuses used for us last year on here will be used for him again. If he is to be sacked, I don't see it happening until the end of season if we miss out on the Champions League. Unless there is a huge bust-up behind the scenes.
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I will give Pochettino the benefit of a doubt until Lo Celso and Sessegnon are fit to play. He got the players he wanted this summer and hopefully he had a plan on how to rejuvenate this Spurs team.
I have more or less accepted that this will be transition season for us now. I can definitely see us finishing outside the top four. Eriksen and Alderweireld will leave, Vertonghen might as well. I do hope Pochettino turns this around but maybe it's for the best if Pochettino mutually leaves after this season and a new manager can build his own foundation.
I have more or less accepted that this will be transition season for us now. I can definitely see us finishing outside the top four. Eriksen and Alderweireld will leave, Vertonghen might as well. I do hope Pochettino turns this around but maybe it's for the best if Pochettino mutually leaves after this season and a new manager can build his own foundation.
Teddy Klinsmann
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He’ll not sack him as long as he can get good money for him. He’s at £20-£30m asset at a minimum.
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markiespurs
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That did’nt help, but the new stadium and our transfer business this summer should have been more than enough to re energise the club and get back more than the momentum we lost.
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We can’t buy 6 players in January. We need to focus on buying a good DM and a RB. We got Sessegnon at LB and we currently don’t need CB’s
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I will add today's match to the list, still want more for confirmation?282 matches in charge of Tottenham and you've picked out 2, nothing like a bit of confirmation bias is there.
Teddy Klinsmann
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Put us back 3 years. In a great position, stood still. Liverpool similar position-bought 2 players - now invincible.
werty
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Not sure I agree. A manager with one year of success and failed miserably at his previous job. He was touted as a potentially great manager, but he wasn't a proven manager at that stage.
its what our Magician does.
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I’m sat here laughing after a defeat as I’m thinking back over the last two years and how many times this clown has tried to reinvent the wheel?
Son at LWB
Sánchez at rb
Foyth at right back
Rose at centre mid
Then the strange selections I honestly think he thinks he’s better than he is ?
19 points in 21 games is making me start to believe he’s a fraud that is actually a lucky manager rather than a good manager.
Son at LWB
Sánchez at rb
Foyth at right back
Rose at centre mid
Then the strange selections I honestly think he thinks he’s better than he is ?
19 points in 21 games is making me start to believe he’s a fraud that is actually a lucky manager rather than a good manager.
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That's a good point and argument against sacking him tbh. At this rate it's also the difference between CL qualification and not which is what he might also consider
LSUY
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Kind of like Redknapp and the England job.
Teddy Klinsmann
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A couple of seasons ago we’d have went on and won that game. We were so hard to beat. We’ve become a soft touch again. Teams know they can get at us and we’ll crack. Even at 2-3 up in a game, there is still a question mark hanging over us. Previously that would never have been the case under Poch.
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Wanyama is a shadow of his former self and Dier must be finished in Poch’s mind as he can’t get any minutes. We need more energy in central midfield but due to injuries, new players and contract twats he has so far been unable to field a competent and dedicated team.
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He doesn't and won't.
jolegend
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He keeps making mistakes. Tactics, player selection and substitutions are, more often than not, very strange.
He is negative, he is moody, he is moany. Our form has fallen off a cliff and he has done nothing to change it.
When he first came on, he revolutions us as a club. But football has moved on and he has not adapted his style of football. We have no pace, no guile and very little attacking shape. We have no width and no clear strategy to break teams down.
And all this has been a constant theme since January 2019. That’s almost 10 months. And we are bottom 3 in the league table this calendar year. It is appalling with the quality of players he has available.
I love him for all he has done. But it’s time for all parties to move on and freshen up.
He is negative, he is moody, he is moany. Our form has fallen off a cliff and he has done nothing to change it.
When he first came on, he revolutions us as a club. But football has moved on and he has not adapted his style of football. We have no pace, no guile and very little attacking shape. We have no width and no clear strategy to break teams down.
And all this has been a constant theme since January 2019. That’s almost 10 months. And we are bottom 3 in the league table this calendar year. It is appalling with the quality of players he has available.
I love him for all he has done. But it’s time for all parties to move on and freshen up.
It`s not just the formation it is the tactics we played an open game which suited Leicester... We have the players to defend deeper and player on the break which we probably should have done after taking the lead..
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